Govt to address structural issues in Budget 2022


Referring to Budget 2022 and the 12th Malaysia Plan, Tengku Zafrul said there are structural issues that cannot be solved overnight, requiring deeper consideration and longer-term planning.

KUALA LUMPUR: The government has started working on Budget 2022 to address the country's structural issues while rolling out Budget 2021 to ensure the country's future measures are not only strategic, but also targeted, on-point and outcome-based, said Finance Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz.

Referring to Budget 2022 and the 12th Malaysia Plan, Tengku Zafrul said there are structural issues that cannot be solved overnight, requiring deeper consideration and longer-term planning.

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